Moving Day: A Note from the Publisher
Editor’s note: As a number of readers have written to express confusion over the future…
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A Pence Presidency Would Give Margaret Atwood’s Dystopian Vision a Run for its Money
Talkin’ ’bout my generation.
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“Under God…It’s a Great Thing”: Trump Delivers for His Christian Base
The heart of Trump’s speech was a defense of “religious liberty” that sounded a lot like protecting Christian—and specifically evangelical—lives and values.
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Might, Right, and White Privilege: It’s Morning in America, the Sequel
Religious people don’t vote based on a candidate’s support of the Ten Commandments; they support candidates who promise to inch the world closer to their own vision of what should be.
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Rage Against the New Age Machine: Three Days at the Osho International Meditation Resort
I went to India searching for spiritual enlightenment. I found a neoliberal heaven that catered…
Read MoreMore Religion in Politics? New Poll’s Findings May Be Overhyped
A day after headlines heralding Americans’ desire for more religion in politics and public life,…
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Marianne Williamson and Me
We—especially those in academia and the media—have written off religion as divisive, outmoded and irrelevant just as we have trivialized spirituality as frivolous self-indulgence. As a result, our politics are soulless and our candidates’ calls for hope fail to translate into change.
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Shutdown is Over, But There Will Be a Next Time
FDR is held responsible for many things, but no one has linked his legacy to the recent threat of a government shutdown.
Read MoreJerusalem Honors Right-Wing Mogul Sheldon Adelson
Why was Israeli media so soft-focus in its coverage of the event?
Read MoreAmericans Say Religion is “Losing Influence”
What planet are they on?
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